Pope Francis has asked forgiveness for his faulty assessment of sexual abuse cases in Chile in light of the recent Vatican investigation.

Foreign companies are investing millions of dollars directly into various sectors of Mexico’s domestic energy industry.

In order to reduce organized crime in both the EU and Latin America, the two regions have come together to launch a transnational program to limit violence and encourage safety and security.

Pope Francis represents one of the most significant actors of the world and his connection with global political leaders is crucial.

Bolivia’s ambassador to the United Nations, Sacha Llorenti, presented the final arguments of Bolivia and Chile’s dispute over an exit route to the Pacific Ocean to the International Court of Justice at The Hague.

According to the Central Bank of Honduras, as of March 15, 2018, remittances that Hondurans from abroad sent home to family added up to 903.5 million dollars, which is equivalent to 21,350 million Lempiras.

The embassies of Norway, Switzerland, and Sweden have sent a letter to Colombia’s Ministry of Finance asking for more clarity on the spending plan of the Sustainable Colombia Fund (SCF).

In just one week, the Organización Panamericana de la Salud (OPS) has met twice to discuss diphtheria, malaria, and measles epidemics occurring in Venezuela.

Gang violence in Brazil has become an important issue affecting many families. Brazilian gang members have used many strategies to avoid being caught by authorities.

The project took place in coordination with the Secretary of Agriculture and Farming (la Secretaría de Agricultura y Ganadería-SAG, the Directorate of Agricultural Science and Technology (Directorate of Agricultural Science and Technology-DICTA) and the Taiwanese Cooperation and Development Fund (el Fondo de Cooperación y Desarrollo de Taiwán- ICDF).